The console they will work with
Trainees use the operator console itself, not a training mock-up. What they learn transfers on day one.
Simulated drones and docks appear in the same console your trainees will use on the job. Run flight training and remote-operations training without a dock, an aircraft and an airspace slot for every seat.

A simulated aircraft on the fly page · the stick pad, the mission progress

Trainees use the operator console itself, not a training mock-up. What they learn transfers on day one.
Your own drones and docks join the same fleet list as the simulated ones, so the field day uses the same software.
Separate workspaces with roles for trainees, instructors and viewers.
Telemetry, logs and video of each simulated flight are stored like a real one, ready for the debrief.

We set the simulated fleet up with you for each course. Instructor tools such as scenario scripting, failure injection from the instructor seat and trainee scoring are in development, not in the product yet.
Whether simulator time counts toward a certificate is decided per country and operating category. Some rules now name simulators for the practical training an operator gives its crews, others do not mention them. We do not claim that time on our simulator is credited anywhere; check with your authority.
Tell us the course you teach and the aircraft and docks your trainees will work with. We set up the fleet and the workspace for your class.